St Marys High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (St Marys, WV)

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Name Joe Barron ..... Dean Childers ...... . . . George Cox ............ Archie Cunningham ..... U Don Dimmick .......... Stanley Dotson .... Billie Fogle ...... Glen Fulmer. . . Julian Hall ..... John Israel ..... Julian Israel .... Cecil Kelly ......... . . . Franklin Kernen. .. Ellis Knight ..,..... .. Allen Locke .... Core Locke ........ . . Ralph Matheny ........ Edison McCullough Charles Newell ......... Dwight Poole .... Glen Pryor ..... Charles Rea .... Harold Reese ...i. Lawrence Riggs . . . Frank Stout ........ . . Rolla VVestbrook. . . VVayne Williamson. Roy VVoodburn ......... Walter Stewart ..... . . . Beryl Russell ..... The Purple and Gold Nick-name Socrates . . . Sleepy .... Coxie .... Arch ...... School-boy Coonie ......... . Bill ...... Einstein . . . Baldy .... ..... Bing . . . Judy . . . Feet . . . . Shady . . . . Knight . . . Lockie . . . Skip ......... . . Old Timer . H Mac ............ Bud ...... Poole .... . Guinea . . . Chuck . . . . Farmer . . . Riggsie . . . Beany . . . . Brookie ........ . Big Shot ...... . . Woody . . . Red .... Russ . . . Ambition Destiny Preacher .............. Horse Doctor Radio Announcer.. . . . . .Plumber Professor .............. Bootlegger Hog Raiser ............ Farmer Wreck a Plymouth ... . .Soda Jerker Banker ................ Stooge Tall Man in Circus ..... Preacher To Graduate ,..... Hard Drink Tester . Undertaker ... . .Snake Charmer Crooner ............... Pick-pocket Pick All-American. . . . . .Football Coach Bar Tender .....,...... Ripley, H Peddler ..... .... . . . .Paper Boy Artist .........,. ...... O rgan Grinder Orchestra Leader. . .Type Perfect Copy To Graduate ...... Football Hero ..... Public Speaker .... Run a News Stand .....OH'ice Boy .... .Quack Doctor ... . .Snow Shoveler . . . . .Water Boy ... . .Crook .. . . .Paper Boy Professor .............. Horse Trader Journalist ............. Columnist Engineer .............. Critic Clerk ................. Waiter Make A in English. . .Chauffeur Typist ................ Teacher Storekeeper ............ Basketball Star Singer ................ Bachelor Dancing Teacher ....... Family Peddler ........... E291 . . . .Auctioneer V. D. and H. H.

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M If 'T,xefg,, l' . ',,,5', Ti' ' rr.,-fp' ,: we Name Maxine Allen .,.... Ruth Ann Bailey.. Ruth Ellen Bills... Ruth Emma Bills.. Francis Burgess ..... . . KC Carrie Butler ...... Rebecca Carpenter ...... ll May Cooke ..,.... Ruby Cosper ...... Pauline Cumblidge ...... Virginia Dysko .... Nellie Fleming ..... Nellie Gallagher.. . Christine Hammett ..... Kathleen Horner ........ Helen Houser ..... Corabelle Ingram. . Dorothy Kester ..... . . Edith Kester ..... Edith Lamp .... Lucille Lamp ...... Genevieve Maston. Ruby Maston. . . . . Ivelyn McKnight.. Della Moore ...... Kathleen Moore. . . Kathryn Nichols ........ Catherine Powell. . Maxine Powell ......... Rosemary Powell ....... Ena May Pritchard ..... Golda Reaser ....... . . Margaret Riggs .i....... Madeline Rosenlieb ..... Sophia Shawver .... . . Helen Smith ..... Virginia Snyder. f Juanita Taylor ..... . . Juanita Wells .... Freda Wilson ..... The Purple and Gold Horoscope Nick-name Max ...... Mucklehead B1lls1e . ....... . . Shorty . . .. Fran . . . Tootsn. .. Beck . .. Cookien. . .. Rube . .. Polly . .. Gln .... Squirt . . .. Gracie .. Chris . .. Katty . . . . Queenien. .. Belle . . . .. Dotv. .. Edie .... Edie ....., Sea Hag ........ Gen ...... Ruby . .. Ivy .... Dell ,... Kitty . .. Kate . .. Cath . .. Maxie .... ..... Chubby . . . Ena ..... . Goldie . . Riggsien. . . Midge . . Soph . . . Smitty . . .. Ginger . . Rumi . . . Juanita . .. Wilson . . .. Ambition Salesl ady ......... Undertaker's Wife ...... Housekeeper ...... Mrs. .......... . Stenographer. . . Singer ........... School Teacher. . . Mrs. Russell ...... Nurse-maid ..... Movie Star ..... Nurse ........ Mrs. Cox ....... Latin Teacher .... Housekeeper ...... Doctor ....... Architect ..... Stenographer. . . Storekeeper ..... Find a Man .... Ballet Dancer.. Pass Math. .... . Follies ....... Trumpeter. . . Office Girl ...... Writer ........ . . . Head of Family ........ Chorus Girl ...... Latin Shark .... .Typist ......... Be on Time ..... Tutor ........ Get Married .... Poetess ........ Opera Singer ..... Romance ....... Beauty Parlor .... Mrs. Childers .... Have a Date ..,.. Man-hater ...... Journalist .... E231 All v . x., 'J' ,9 V, 1- .-1-gg,-.,. 1.i11. - l-lll-11: Ll- -1 Destiny School Teacher Gold Digger Private Secretary Reporter Chorus Girl Gum Taster Gigolette Widow Housekeeper Maid Designer Farmerette Old Maid Welfare Worker Aviatrix Model Nurse School Teacher Model Wife Seamstress Scrub-woman Dishwasher Waitress Needle Peddler Dairy Maid Opera Singer Jean Harlow, II Girl Scout Master Mrs. Elliot Track Star Stooge Strong Woman in Circus Grandmother Mrs. Blouir Home Gal Authoress Eureka Post-mistress Old Maid Quintuplets Sob Sister W' . J ri- r .-15+-14.4-ii M. Qafyaygm.. ,..-.ZIFQ-qW5Wv3:,,,,t H5

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----The Purple and Gold?-:..--' Admoiniitions After our four years of experience and ob- servations in S. M. H. S., we feel qualified to offer a few suggestions and a bit of advice to the following: Edwin lVIc'Cullough-Spend more time on your studies instead of traveling up the creek so much. We hope to see you graduate next year. Hugh Phillips- Absence makes the heart grow fonder. We bet that's why you are so fond of school. Frank Lee Pickens-Don't waste too rnuch'tlme now. You have the whole summer in which to win her. Betty Gorrell-Our advice to you is to stop flirting. Most pretty girls let the fellows do the eye squinting. Gene Reynolds-Noon is a good time for lunch, Gene, if you ever get tired talking to Laura in that favorite hall corner. ' George Wm. West-Take Nichols' advice if you want to make better grades, and change your seat from behind the steering wheel to behind the desk. jack Weber7Better start working up an appetite, Jack, if you expect to be tall and husky like Billy Fogle. Charles Sloan-Settle down for a change, and start making plans for the future. Junior AdamsfQuiet down in the halls. We know you are in school. . Edna Hudkins-Staylaway from the for- tune tellersg they put bad ideas into your head. ,SUB Tfiplett-Why not start an Art Stu- dio. Then'you won't have to run boys down to take their pictures. Peggy Sarber-Cultivate your temper. Boys prefer girls sweet and gentle. Karlton .Smith-Don't give up the tap dancing until you have lost a few more pounds, Dean Core-Take a few lessons yourself before you start a dancing school. .Jim Hoy-Keep up the music lessons, Jim. Glen Gray needs boys like you. 01 Katharine McCu1lough!Take the Seni- ors for your example and study your Latin a little harder. Nancy Lee Webb-Stay home with your knitting, instead of dating so much. Lattimer Simonton-Get over your bash- fulness. Think what the girls are missing. jane FlowerAKeep up the good work, Jane, and you will reform Beany some day. Margaret Powell-Be careful, Margaret, remember Alkire is the villain of S. H. S. So the Blue Devils say. Junior HammettkDon't spend so much time on the balcony of Houser's restaurant. Remember the fate of Romeo and Juliet! jack Beal-Learn to be quiet so the other students won't know you are around. Wallace HessHKeep up the football prac- tice. That's how Mr. Nichols got his start. Lola Griffith-Stay away from Joyland. We hear it has a bad influence on young ln- nocent girls. Delno Ingram-Eat those Wheaties, Son- ny, ifyou intend to be that much-talked-about Armstrong. Miss Clark-Don't yell at the students like that, or they will really need ear trumpets. Mr. Campbell-Cut out a few of the class lectures. You put the pupils to sleep. Mr. Dougherty-Quit wearing the red roses, for you won't catch Miss Smith that way. Mr. Koerber-Stop chasing the Grade School teachers, and give our High School teachers a break. Juniors-Take our advice and start sav- ing your money for Senior expenses. Sophomores-Look over the Senior record and follow in the steps of your sister class. We are betting on you. Freshmen-You aren't so green as you are told. Don't worry, age will ripen you. It did us. Our good friend Shang-Keep the love- lorn affairs of the hall secret. They will be known soon enough. lf these admonitions are seriously consid- ered, we feel sure that the school life in S. M. H. S. will be greatly improved. -S. D., E. M.